60 Minutes

After two weeks in custody in Lebanon, Tara Brown along with the 60 Minutes crew and the Brisbane mum are finally free to return to Australia.

TV presenter Tara Brown has spoken out about life inside the squalid Beirut prison she now calls home.

The 60 Minutes crew and Australian mother Sally Faulkner must wait until Wednesday to learn of their fate after Monday's court hearing was postponed.

The families of the detained 60 Minutes crew have released a joint statement.

As a judge warns there is “no chance” the charges the 60 Minutes crew will be dropped, Tara Brown has told media she is being treated well.

Efforts are being made to bring Tara and the 60 Minutes crew back home safely.

Four years ago, she released an album that went on to break impossible records, and then she all but disappeared.

“I should be tougher than that but this is who I am. I’m human.”

After almost 15 years on 60 Minutes, Tara Brown talks courage, smarts and steely interviewing style in this month's Australian Women's Weekly.

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